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Governor Ting
Chinese provincial governor, possibly same as Ting Yih Chang.
minor
Also known as Ting
First appearance: xvii the chinese educational mission
Governor Ting shows up with force in Made a Mandarin. The page is where that presence becomes real.
The most willing of the three officials; makes representations to Imperial Minister Wan Cheang and advises Wing to address a memorial to the Imperial Council.
Governor Ting first appears in 0019 xvii the chinese educational mission.
In Made a Mandarin: The most willing of the three officials; makes representations to Imperial Minister Wan Cheang and advises Wing to address a memorial to the Imperial Council.
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- Chinese Officials and Associates
- Key Figures in Yung Wing's Life
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Yung Wing’s emotional peak is the collision between his personal honor—the joint ministership to Washington—an…
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